Episode 47 is called The Christening (Or, Back on Her Felicity Bullsh*t) because despite her emotional growth, Felicity just can’t resist doing some “romantic” stalkery nonsense. And while we usually release episodes on Fridays, we’re releasing this episode on a Saturday – October 4th, 2025, which happens to be the 25th anniversary of the premiere of Felicity Season Three! 

In this episode, Teresa and Kat discuss the Felicity S3 PREMIERE, “The Christening,” in which Felicity impulsively rents an apartment and forces Ben to deal with it; the Gang searches for Noel, who’s changed a lot over the summer; Julie struggles with the harrowing events of her summer break; Elena and Tracy’s relationship starts showing signs of strain; and Sean and Meghan make a sex tape.

SHOWNOTES: 

• Wikipedia entry on Carcinisation (evolution into crabs). And by the way, this only applies to crustaceans, not people.

• “Crab People” clip from South Park.

  
  

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CREDITS:

Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino

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Host/Executive Producer: Kat Street

Website / Instagram / Bluesky

Produced by: ⁠Pomonok Podcasts⁠ 

Edited by: Teresa Jusino

Alternate Universe Sketch Written & Edited by: Kat Street

S2 illustrated logo by: ⁠Tammy Street

Word logo design by: ⁠Noel Rivera⁠

The Finding Felicity theme is performed and arranged by Dayna Webber and Joshua Chaplin. The original Felicity theme for Season 3, ‘New Version of You,’ was co-written by Andrew Jarecki and J.J. Abrams.

Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop.

NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 48: The Anti-Natalie Intervention (Or, Are THEY the As*holes?)

Release date: Friday, October 10. 

We're baaaaack!

Finding Felicity, your favorite podcast about life, love, and growing up--no matter how old you are--IS RETURNING FOR SEASON 3!

Hosts Teresa Jusino and Kat Street will be back with an ALL-NEW EPISODE of Finding Felicity next week – FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3rd – in honor of the S3 premiere of Felicity in 2000. BUT FIRST--

--we know that Season 3 comes with some...complications. And by "complications," we mean the one complication of Felicity's new terrible, terrible theme song, 'New Version of You.'

Welcome to our first BONUS EPISODE of Finding Felicity – 'A New Version of 'New Version of You!'' where Kat and Teresa introduce Finding Felicity's new theme music for Seasons 3 and 4, which was beautifully composed and performed by the Voice of Finding Felicity, Dayna Webber, and Joshua Chaplin.

As Kat says in this Bonus Episode, "we believe in democracy." So, here's a link to the episode of the Dear Felicity podcast where the Felicity producers, cast, and co-writer of 'New Version of You," Andrew Jarecki, give their take on the new theme song.

While this first Finding Felicity Bonus Episode is available to everyone so that all of our listeners can hear our new theme, our upcoming bonus content for Season 3 will be available to subscribers only! So, if you'd like to continue having access to our Finding Felicity Bonus Episodes, consider subscribing to our paid POMONOK PODCASTS newsletter. For $5/month, you can receive our subscriber-only emails featuring our weekly Bonus Episodes, as well as any other bonus content we might concoct!

Or, if you want to keep up with all things Pomonok, consider subscribing to our POMONOK PREMIUM membership. $10/month gets you all of our subscriber-only content across all of our labels: Pomonok Podcasts, Pomonok Pictures, Pomonok Games, Pomonok Theatrical, and Pomonok Publishing. From bonus content, to early access to our games and films, to exclusive access to our prose fiction, a Pomonok Premium subscription is the best way for you to have access to everything we make and help this small, Latina-owned (Happy Latine Heritage Month, btw!), independent production company "save the world one story at a time" sustainably.

And don't forget--Finding Felicity returns for Season 3 next FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3rd! If you're not already, SUBSCRIBE to and FOLLOW Finding Felicity on Spotify or Apple Podcasts and leave a rating and/or review to help other folks find us!

Episode 46, the final episode of Finding Felicity, Season 2, is appropriately called The Season 2 Wrap-Up (Or, A Felicity Season in 2025) because these silly college students don’t know what to prioritize!

Teresa and Kat put on their writer hats and talk about what a season of Felicity might look like in today’s TV landscape, crafting a 10-episode story arc that saves the best of Felicity, S2 while trimming the dead weight (so long, Greg!). 

This was a fun one to record! We’d love to hear what you think of our version of this season of Felicity and/or how you’d design the season if they were making Felicity today! 

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CREDITS

Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino

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Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street

Website / Instagram / Bluesky

Produced by: ⁠Pomonok Podcasts⁠ 

Edited by: Bryant Dillon

S2 illustrated logo by: ⁠Tammy Street

Word logo design by: ⁠Noel Rivera⁠

Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber.

Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen.

Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop.

FINDING FELICITY WILL RETURN IN FALL 2025!

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Episode 45 is called The Biggest Deal There Is (Or, Making a Big Deal Over the Wrong Stuff) because these silly college students don’t know what to prioritize!

Teresa and Kat discuss the Felicity S2 FINALE–Episode 23, “The Biggest Deal There Is,” in which Felicity and Ben continue their ongoing internship debate, bickering weirdly and passive-aggressively about it; we get to attend Javier’s wedding, where we finally get to meet SAMUEL for the first time, as well as Javier’s cousin, Natalie, who proves to be a very challenging presence; and we have the return of Julie’s birth mother, Carol Anderson, who comes back into Julie’s life for…questionable reasons.

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CREDITS

Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino

⁠Instagram⁠ / ⁠TikTok⁠ / Bluesky

Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street

Website / Instagram / Bluesky

Produced by: ⁠Pomonok Podcasts⁠ 

Edited by: Bryant Dillon

S2 illustrated logo by: ⁠Tammy Street

Word logo design by: ⁠Noel Rivera⁠

Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber.

Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen.

Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop.

NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 46: The Season 2 Wrap-Up (Or, A Felicity Season in 2025)

Release date: Friday, February 21

Episode 44 is calledFinal Answer(Or,Girl, You Don’t Actually Care About Art) because despite all her actions to the contrary, Felicity doesn’t seem to actually care all that much about pursuing an art career…whatever that might mean to her.

Teresa and Kat discussFelicity S2, Episode 22, “Final Answer,” in which Felicity and Ben’s inability to stay away from each other during finals nearly ruins Felicity’s academic career; Noel and Ruby come to terms with what their relationship needs to be, and the rest of the gang responds to the pressure of finals in different (and slightly bonkers) ways. 

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CREDITS

Host/Executive Producer:Teresa Jusino

⁠Instagram⁠ / ⁠TikTok⁠ /Bluesky

Host/Executive Producer:Katherine Street

Website /Instagram /Bluesky

Produced by: ⁠Pomonok Podcasts⁠ 

Edited by:Bryant Dillon

S2 illustrated logo by: ⁠Tammy Street

Word logo design by: ⁠Noel Rivera⁠

Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed byDayna Webber.

OriginalFelicity theme composed byLarry Klein andJ.J. Abrams and performed byJudith Owen.

Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop.

NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 45:The Biggest Deal There Is(Or,Making a Big Deal Over the Wrong Stuff)

Release date: Friday, February 14. 

Episode 43 is called The Aretha Theory (Or, Girls’ Night is All About Boys) because despite Felicity “not needing Ben…”, she totally needs Ben. Apparently.

Teresa and Kat discuss Felicity S2, Episode 21, “The Aretha Theory,” in which Megan, Felicity, Julie, and Elena have a long-overdue GIRLS’ NIGHT to help Felicity get over being dumped by Greg and the existence of Ben; Javier asks Ben to help him pick out an engagement ring for Samuel; and Noel and Ruby rekindle their feelings for each other, despite Sean not being able to read a room.

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CREDITS

Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino

⁠Instagram⁠ / ⁠TikTok⁠ / Bluesky

Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street

Website / Instagram / Bluesky

Produced by: ⁠Pomonok Podcasts⁠ 

Edited by: Bryant Dillon

S2 illustrated logo by: ⁠Tammy Street

Word logo design by: ⁠Noel Rivera⁠

Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber.

Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen.

Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop.

NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 44: Final Answer (Or, Girl, You Don’t Actually Care About Art)

Release date: Friday, February 7.

Before we get into this week’s episode, we want to give a warm welcome to a returning member of the Finding Felicity family! Bryant Dillon of Fanbase Press, our former home, has graciously agreed to help us out on the editing front for the rest of the season! So, you’ll probably notice a sharp uptick in sound quality starting this week.

Those of you who’ve been listening since the beginning will remember that Finding Felicity started as a member of the Fanbase Press podcast network, and Bryant was our co-producer and editor back when Teresa was hosting with rotating guest hosts each week. 

Bryant even ended up a guest himself back on Episode 16 about “The Fugue!” You can listen to the Finding Felicity ENCORE re-release of that episode HERE!

Welcome back, Bryant! 

Episode 41 is called Ben Was Here (Or, Everybody Lost Their Damn Mind) because there was not a single completely sane person in this entire episode.

Teresa and Kat discuss Felicity S2, Episode 20, “Ben Was Here,” in which Ben becomes too “Felicity” for his own good, Felicity and Greg try to recover from their ruined weekend getaway, Noel and Ruby deal with the arrival of Ruby’s baby-daddy, and the whole gang (including Ruby and Megan!) camp out at Sean’s loft when a water main breaks at Kelvin Hall, giving every couple, pseudo couple, and ex-couple on this show the space to hash out their simmering drama.

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CREDITS

Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino

⁠Instagram⁠ / ⁠TikTok⁠ / Bluesky

Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street

Website / Instagram / 

Produced by: ⁠Pomonok Podcasts⁠ 

Edited by: Bryant Dillon

S2 illustrated logo by: ⁠Tammy Street

Word logo design by: ⁠Noel Rivera⁠

Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber.

Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen.

Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop.

NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 43: The Aretha Theory (Or, Girls’ Night is All About Boys)

Release date: Friday, January 31

Happy New Year, Team Pomonok! Welcome to the first new Finding Felicity episode of 2025! 

Episode 41 is called Running Mates (Or, Chia Head) because Felicity totally got meta about Keri Russell’s short hair.

Teresa and Kat discuss Felicity S2, Episode 19, “Running Mates,” in which Felicity deals with a high-octane student council election, Elena learns why Tracy’s been so strange about intimacy beyond making out, and Ruby decides whether or not to tell her baby’s father about her pregnancy…with strong opinions coming her way from the peanut gallery. And by “the peanut gallery,” we mean Julie.

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HEY KIDS! Chia Pets are still around! Here’s their official website.

And here’s a Chia Pet ad from the year 2000, so you know how topical a reference “Chia Head” was.

CREDITS

Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino

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Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street

Website / Instagram / 

Produced by: ⁠Pomonok Podcasts⁠ 

Edited by: Teresa Jusino

S2 illustrated logo by: ⁠Tammy Street

Word logo design by: ⁠Noel Rivera⁠

Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber.

Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen.

Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop.
NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 42: Ben Was Here (Or, Everybody Lost Their Damn Mind)

Release date: Friday, January 24.

Episode 40 of Finding Felicity is called Party Lines (Or, Felicity Deserves Better) because for some reason, Felicity keeps trying with Greg, who is a huge, entire bag of dicks who doesn’t deserve her attention or effort. 

Teresa and Kat discuss Felicity S2, Episode 18, “Party Lines,” in which the episode’s drama comes to a head at a Sadie Hawkins dance (isn’t this a little juvenile for college students?!). Felicity goes from being a campaign manager to being a candidate for student council president, Ben takes an internship in finance which leads him to a calling coaching children’s sports, and Elena and Tracy’s relationship hits an unexpected snag. 

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CREDITS

Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino

⁠Instagram⁠ / ⁠TikTok⁠ / Bluesky

Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street

Website / Instagram / 

Produced by: ⁠Pomonok Podcasts⁠ 

Edited by: Kat Street

S2 illustrated logo by: ⁠Tammy Street

Word logo design by: ⁠Noel Rivera⁠

Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber.

Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen.

Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop.

NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 41: Running Mates (Or, Chia Head)

Release date: Friday, JANUARY 10. 

** HAPPY HOLIDAYS EVERYONE! SEE YOU IN 2025 **

Episode 39 of Finding Felicity is called Docuventary II (Or, The Wake of Maureen) because all of the drama that unfolds in this episode is thanks to the actions of one named, yet unseen, somehow iconic and totally incompetent character. Maureen, we hardly knew you. In fact, we didn’t actually know you. Like, at all.

Teresa and Kat discuss Felicity S2, Episode 17, “Docuventary II,” in which Sean is back on his filmmaker bullsh*t, this time with the character we hate to hate, Richard, as his partner in crimes against the documentary genre. Under Sean’s watchful lens, Felicity navigates both her relationship with Greg and her career ambitions as Ben tries to come to terms with his unresolved feelings for Felicity. 

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CREDITS

Host/Executive Producer: Teresa Jusino

⁠Instagram⁠ / ⁠TikTok⁠ / Bluesky

Host/Executive Producer: Katherine Street

Website / Instagram / Bluesky

Produced by: ⁠Pomonok Podcasts⁠ 

Edited by: Teresa Jusino

S2 illustrated logo by: ⁠Tammy Street

Word logo design by: ⁠Noel Rivera⁠

Finding Felicity theme arranged and performed by Dayna Webber.

Original Felicity theme composed by Larry Klein and J.J. Abrams and performed by Judith Owen.

Finding Felicity: Because coming of age never seems to stop.

NEXT FINDING FELICITY: Ep 40: Party Lines (Or, Felicity Deserves Better)

Release date: Friday, December 20.